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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12

II HunnGylvaniA Sailruad increases its
eaoital dsht million dollazs, at one jump,
aad the sock stood the shock very veil,
the Price falling leD than dollar share.
The Fsnnsylvania has . patent method, all
its owl, ,of raising money, and IL has proved
very succesful. It increases its stock by
allotting the privilege Of taking It 10 its
stockholders, whenever the market price
y high enough TO make this offer . privi-
lege. The consequence has been that for
years the price has not got above sixty,
but It has staid up sufficiently to enable the
company at divers times to unload new
stock upon il shareholders. At . late
annual meeting the stockholders gave It
the privilege Of increasing the stock tfteen
millions, and 90 far about twelve millions Of
the additional amount have been offered.
It is said that the directors will hereafter
ask for the privilege Of increasing the
stock at their pleasure, whenever they can
dispose Of 1t 1t par.
The Pennsylvania railroad has an un
limited capacity at present for swallowing
money. 1t takes from the shareholders 8
large part Of the earnings for improve
ments and extensions, and calls for all tn,
money 1t can raise on the sale Of additiona
stock at par. Probably the money Is wisel.
expended in most cases, and will add to tn
future income Of the road. 1t has gone 9
far in the path Of extension in the past tina
it has to keep going to keep up with tn
demands Of the business. 1t has endles
invitations to profitable feeders, and S
long As it confines itself to building loc;
branches, 1t will use its money well. Bu
stockholders should know what is going
be done with it before they vote it. Votin
an increase Of stock is equivalent to sui
mitting to an assessment upon their stock
though it has a very different aspect, b
cause somebody else advances the none
for them, il they do not want to give it.
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MRD1CAh
4 WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
TIE CslsSsassa waning Maa ana WhS he
Keeps 0sang-A Waeuing - OsAees.

rss CsssSrassa Ws,h,.s nAa saA VIZ Ne
kssps 0sass-A warning - OsAsss.
Al Nun Grows, ind lives John snider. the
nervous s.hsustion. q strange resil ilsssnsss, gen.
erAl uneasincss, and the only relief he could get
K Ss ss Err cros .sSass sn sas
~. ana !. : s:t,ms.sS ne I y: co So!srsS %S!s @
by hundreds OF curiosity seekers, and has really
rrssiess, iremblss, his nervous hssdaSnss. sink.
insSS u .ssp 90 sss Ssnsl ss
haustion. At other times irritability. pecvish.
is & Ssn
must be done, or the nervousness Will lead 70
opnmy or sp Sss Sn
people need !: 70 ss.is. Nature little, and ss:,
Of modern scientists have proven that there Is
ana mo- spirits % tss 80 Prsisbis ana Valuable ~ Say
Pure Malt whisky. An authority, on this sub
caldwell. who treats on,v nervous diseas %,
no remedy 10 sppruach or equal Duty . Purc
Malt W hisky to bridge over . crisis or mend the
Of s. in an 81
general; we're Il no: for the tact tha, many o.
a4s s the 50 ars Malt
entirely absent. thu. affording pure and safs
stimuiAnt. true tonic.
JOHN ID. CALDWELL, q. D., Neurolcgist,
ON. Charles ST Baltimore, Nd
All people have nervous exhaustion At times
but only those who arc careless permit II to con
tinue. When It does continue it runs into tn,
worst known troubles. which make life burder
and death relief. People who allow this Ar
overcome. and can be absolutely controlled. BY
the use of the pure stimuiant lbut not intoXi
cant) above AIMED, these fearful things may b<
avoided, and health and happiness succeed u
sickness ana misery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12

ARITHMETIC has made many Q little head
weary, and Gen. Francis A. Walker will win
the undying gratitude Of millions Of school
children when they learn that he In sdvocst.
ing reform In the methods and scope of the
instruction In arithmetic now sdays given In
the private and public schools OF Boston.
Time wss. he ssyA when tho studies were
few and simple, and owing TO the paucity OF
subjects, It was not unreasonable TO give one
NTH OF the school time to arithmetic But
new courses are now In use, and the training
formerly gotten through arithmetic 10 OBJ.
ssintd through the pursuit OF other studies.
Ihe study Of arithmetic may therefore he re.
s1rcssd now, the general thinkA to that
amount which 10 needed TO give facility and
acutAcy IN ordinary arithmetical operations,
Inc so-ceiieo arithmetic Of our schools does
NOT give facility and accuracy In CALCULATING
sny psceA. ms'ssr. To secure that object
~o .nuss ssIip IL Of the sxtrsvagances that
nave oecome attached to It The current
text book 10 an exhaustive treatise On arith.
metical questions, entirely out of relation N
the pupil's powers and needs. or II n msds
up Of exercises which are not exercises In
arithmetic ct oil, but are exercises IN logic,
A. exercises In logic they are usslssa. he
contsnds, or even injuri0uh They do nos
develop akill In the art OF numbers, being
merely logical puzzles to bs solved BY Dor.
lion OF the brain which the ready rsck onss
Sarely hes occasion 70 usa The prsctios OF
the schools to-day has crested, says General
Walker, - bastasd arithmetic which falls 70
perform the true functions Of that study Ia
our public sohoolA" Arithmetic may be
made useful subject II ths iogis, The oonun.
drum, the matters of ooaeern oaly 70 spscial-
ises and obsolete topiC9t aro 0liminated.
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LaDdis Should Subside.

M. John II. Lands, who is popularly
known - Statesman" Lands, is one of
Tat too numerous class Of Republicans
who never learn and never forget, This
would not be much to be deplored if our
Blaineite friend from Manor township
would hide his diminished head in quiet !;
but with more zeal than discretion he insists
upon showing himself upon the public no
tace - the representative of all that is
most excellent in statecraft. Mr.. Lands
= president Of an organization known as
Tho Republican Anti.C Corruption asso.
citation" the avowed object of which is
70 ensure honest primary elections in
thiscounty.by the Republicans. He deserves
much c0mmendstion for the work in which
b b engaged, and We hope his efforts to
make local Republicanism less rotten will
receive their due reward.
But Mr.. Lands must not attempt to drag
his Democratic opponents into the same
dough which he admits his Republican
bCsthren OF this county occupy. In the
address that he issues to the Republican
voters Of Lancaster county, Mr.. Lands
mys:
Tbs Republican psrtv o.nno. Afford n Al.
low u. nominees 70 bs named by such
bmo.o mse6Sa l"1Sea e ca6nSs 1cs aa15d to Allow
ne@inasiona They arc the method. BY
v wessn Sai Twsed and his allies for many
Tk they ass the %esS"S. SSsS,n@Sns SiCh Of Mew
- asps The south solid; they are the
shsoush ~ n1moo.Ss,S sns Stonaard Oii company
Henry p Payns's way g lie Untsd mite pSS9s. Ststs.
1Ss.S css Gs,,!s ,S .ssy they are the methods BY
essd 70 defeat the 70 seC,on ns .1ies " threat
1as.n 70 the United State Senate in % 1855 s. !;
Dsxocs.ey uudSrtooS 0Ss - ~ n,.y which tho Ohio
~ O John sherman they are he eI mstSCS: S.eS
S SSesc. cs%npiGEysd snp Gya sns P6iladelphi. locksmith
osh Dsmocrstc or RspSbiicsn 'aCstsuts e
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~ Weekly Intslngsnoer
LANCASTER, NAY II 1851.
4 Gssa Measure.


& Tho House accepted the Senate's license
IN without debate and by large majority;
ono e acted very wisely. High license Is
- mcae sensible way Of checking the
ovib attending the liquor traffic; at least
/ \ = % held by all who do not believe in
~ adviaability or possibility Of prohibi'
1lng that tra6ic; and these are . great
1ajoEity Of the people, who have been
yonaGht b. experience that men cannot be
WltAhsld By the law from eating or drink.
-, from smoking, snufiing or chew
-, x from any like indulgences to
which their flesh inclines them, even
/ stAcugh they be hurtful. It is funda.
Usntal doctrine Of the Democratic party
tAat sumptuary legislation, which binds
nsa,s inclinations beyond the absolute
I'D Of the public peace, is wrong and
- prohibition Of the sale Of intoxicants is
~ oue Of these needs. They are useful
NAn properly used. It il only in their
abass that they arc injurious. The right
g man to enjoy glass Of wholesome
heer or whisky II not justly taken from him
because his brother cannot exercise 1t
without abusing 1t. The law must guard
~ public peace against the abuse by the
el1issn OF the rights which his manhood
gives him but must not take them away.
4 The high license principle recommends
itssk to the approval Of every intelligent
peEson who desires to sec the use Of liquor
rsstrained and protected but not prohibited.
Such good people q Chief Justice Agnew, 4,
who bslisve in prohibition, are. OF og3SSse1 3SSsse1 70
hish license, Is shgttisg' &c door against
psomDlsion; at their fear Of this result
b106 : Testimonial Of their belief in
Dc value Of high license as restraining
influence upon the evils Of liquor selling
The new law will lessen the number O
places where liquor is sold. twill put th'
business into more careful hands. 1t viii
abolish unlicensed places. The law, whil'
charging high price for . privilege, viii
need to protect the privilege from invasion
and while doing this will demand and se
cure from those engaging in it strict ODE
dience to Its behests. The man who has
costly privilege will be careful lest he los
L. We can look for nothing but beneficial
results from the new law. The Legislature
+ should supplement it with one Furnishing
the manufacture or sale of adulterateG
beverages; though high license will tend
also 10 modify this crying evil.
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0ADfOAk
A MEDICINE
LlHTEN no YOUR WIFE.


The Manchester Guardian June 4. issS says:
A. one Of tho
Lcol!ns On the woodland ways; with elump.
s', ., Inouooenerons anS geat masses OF LAY
blossoms "Thers was an interesting
IL Included one who had pssn q "c Cotton
'rsnnsr waus,." o"' WAS no"so
ro.,,.s sss, ss could only boar :" lie :" reclining
Tn: refer; s; % s,,.,ss my case; ,~,v. ,,.r
"Locomoter Ata.y"
49, ..s -. ~ r..' -. ~ -. ..,' ~, S'..
cured, ana Wa Tor several years barely able 70
get about.
| to my business, m Slthonsn INV "''' w "'''""
ANY tnings nave been done tor mo.
The last experiment being nerve stretching.
Two years ago vas voted into the
| Houe for lncurab,es, Near MAnchestar IN
~ ! am , NO . .aavoo.,. :, /. For .nv,s,n. IN IN.
Ana made many obi jsotions to my dear wiics
constant urging to try Hop iBitter. but finally
70 pasiIy her.
l had not quite hnished the drst bottle when I
november 8 On sunday morninE i felt 90
| . - . -. .
suss s,rrns aoaiS sa,a to my room '0"r""'0n'' was
SO started across the d, cor and back
hardly knew how to contain myself. was
day, ana can WAX auits sale Without any nv" '~'n
Ss,iSs ]" ' ''''' ~ '
lam now AT my own house. ana hope soon to
| be able TO earn my own living s8ain. 1 have
| been member OF the Manchester
| "RoyA Exchange"
For nearly thirty years. and WAS most heartily
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12

THE socalled American Exhibition In
London seems TO be pretty well condemned
to failure, but the Wild West show u I'M.
doubtedly great succesr. and that pest Of The
entertainment may help n -keep The rest of
the enterpIi1e Shoat Tho Exhibition sp-
q9Eto be . private speculation and it,
management has been distinguished by Q
degree Of tiunkeyism that has greatly dis.
Rusted true Americans.
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The Best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruisas
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Eevsr Sores, Tettsr
Efuptions, and positively cures Piles, or no poy
reqlireA. II u 9uAranteed TO i've perfect sat1S
And l&a North Queen stroet, LAncostNf, RI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12

The recent statistics of the number of deaths
show that Q large majority die with Consump-
ton. This disease may commence with An ap
parently harmless cough which can be cured In.
stanuy by kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, which Is guaranteed to cure and relieve
all cases Price % cents and u. TRIAL sSss free
for sale by II. b. Cochran. Druggist, No l37
North Queen street. O6lWdkltV
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A vsry Narrov E,capo.

"Yes, I had 0 very narrow escape" said .
prominent citizen to q friend. 81 was confined
for q aconsumptive's grave until began using
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here am, sound and hearty" Price 6Oc. and
q. For sale by II. b. Cochran. Druggist, No. ia,
North Queen street Lancaster,
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Miraculous Escape.

W. W. Reed. druggist, Of Winchester. Ind,
writes One of my customers, Mrs. Louis Pike,
Bartonia, Randolph county, Ind. was q long
to die by her ply ysicians. She heard Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, and began
buying 1t of me. In six months time she
walked to this city, distance OF six miles, and
IL now so much improved she has quit using It
She fee . she owes her life TO it."
Free trial Bottles At Cochran's Drug Store,
Nos. l37 and I'D North Queen street. Lancaster,
Pa (6l
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED BY
ADMINISTERING DR. HAlNhS'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
1t can be given In cup OF coffee or tea with.
out the knowledge OF the person taking It Il
nent and speedy cure. whether the patient IL
moderate drfnker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
men who have taken Golden SPECIFIC In theiI
conee without their knowledge. and to-day be.
IT NkvER FAILS. Tho system once impreg
mated with the Specific, It becomes an utter i'm
possibility for the liquor appetite to exist FOr
sale by CH As. A. LOCAER, Druggist,
No East King Street, iancaSter Pa
aprl3lydTu ThAS
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The frequent ana pain full disease, rheumatism,
car be permanently cured by salvation OH.
Thirty three years have passed since the intro
duction of DR.. Butts Cough syrup. ana It still
stands uurfvaled. -6et the genuine Price 25
cent0,
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SPBOlAL NOrIOAA.

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Curo IL the remedy for
you. Sold by II. h Cochran, druggist, Nos l57
and lD North Queen St. LAncaster, Pa (2l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12

THE family Of Edward Hen, OF New York,
who left s2 OOO. 600 to woman who was not q
relative, have agreed to ignore the will, the
sole legatse agreeing to divide equitably
among the relatives There will be mourn.
Ing In New York legal circles at this deci.
sion.
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Gov. HILL addressed . rousing Irish
meeting In Elmira N. Y, on Tuesday.
JUSTICE Woops, of the United States su-
preme court, is now lying critically Ill f b y
residence In Washington.
SECRETARY VAIL has resigned his cffice
In the National Trotting association, and Mat
win w. Morse ~ boon chosen his successor.
JAMES SMITH, aged l02, hes died In Free
port lila He cast his first presidential vote
Tor James Madison, and his List for Grover
Cleveland, and hsd always been . Demo
crst He never rode on . railroad train.
LADY HARcouRr, sitting next to Lord
Harrington at dinner, Ii said TO have 70.
marked: al know you would like 70 So
my husband hangedr ~ "No, indeed" he
replied ~ only wish to sec him sus-
pended"
LEVI SENsENra stood In the Lancaster
depot ON last Monday evening and openly
boosted that he could have had the orphans
court bill passed II he had desired 1t, but that
1t did not suit him aud his political schemes.
-Colnmbid Herald.
JOHN s. MussER IL Columbia's champion
bicycle rider. lie has an amateur record oi
79I miles in hours, the distance having
been made between Columbia and Philadel
phis on heavy road. He also has an eight
day record Of 3G2 miles ON the road. He Il
captain Of the local club
CONGRESSMAN TIMOTHY j. CAMPBELL
when . state senator WAS handed . bill to In
troduce, with the remark, "Tim, you
mako this law you will have Q golden fu
tura" After the man had bowed himsel
out, Campbell showed the bill into private
drawer OF his desk, with the exclamation
"I'll keep 1t there for the golden present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12

sHlLOHs COUGH ana Consumption Cure
Is SOLD by us,s Us on "a guarantee; II cures Con
Nos- IS7 and Las North Queen ST., Lancaster,
Pa (3l
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HIeH q MARTIN
HALL,
CHINA,
GLASS,
QUEENSWARE.
Housekeopers Interest.

Many changes are necessitated. in every
Department Of Housekeeping through
Spring House-cleaning. Old Furniture
and Carpets are replaced by new ones. AS
Harmony in Music is pleasing to the ear,
30 Harmony in Furnishing q House is
pleasing to the eye. Crockery 10 the one
thing needful for uniformity in House
Keeping. New Mantel Ornaments for
your Parlor, Decorated Toilet sets for the
Washstand, Cut and Pressed Glassware
for your Sideboard, Ornamental China for
the China Closet, Decorated China Dinner
or Tea Sets for Dining or Tea Table, or
the Plain Substantial Ware for the Kitchen
will always be found in Largest Quantities
and at the Lowest Possible Prices.
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THE NEW QUlNINE
x AS x I N e
THE NEW QUlNINE.)
No Bad Effects,
No Headache,
No Nausea,
No RINGING HArn

No Nausea,
No Ringing HarS,
Cures Quickly,
Pleasant, Pure.
APOWERFUL TONIC
that the most delicate stomach viii bear.
A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS SPROSTRATION,
Ana all Germ Diseases.
FOR COLDS KASKINE HAS BEEN FOUND
TO BE ALMOST a SPECIFIC. Superior TO
Quinine.
.,s:sS, Bellevue Hospital N. Y. "univsr'ally sue.
q, rr.no,. u,.n,,., "Eys.y patent treat,
NY. dischsrsss ne Gun Cd" '"
Rev. Jas. L. Hall, Chaplain Albany Peuiten.
tiAry. writet that Kaskine has cured his 1ffe,
after twenty yeau suffering from malaria and
nervous Dyspepsia. Write him for Particular.
St Joeeph's Hospital. n. 7. "lts use 10 con-
sioered Indispensable. 1t acts perfectly"
Prof. ". Holcombo, II. D., 81 East 18th 81,
N. Y. tlAto ProG in n. Y. Ned. College). writes
"kaskine II superior to Quinine in It's specific
power. ana and never produces the slightest in.
Jury TO the hearing or constitution.
has cured them After all other medicines failed
Write for book OF testimonials.
kaskine can be taken without any special
medical advice. sLO per bottle. Sold by
q. B. COCHRAN,
Druggist. 1877 aud ls North Queen St.. Lancas
ter. "a. or sent By mail on receipt Of price.
KAsKINE CO.. ~ warren st.. New York.
feosA.lyeod&w
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oUFFv's PURE MALT WHISKY
Il Sold Only In Bottles. Price, 81 90

For sale by Druggists. Grocers and Dealers.
Persons East Of the Rocky Mountains (e1cept
the Territories unable to procure Il from their
Dealers can have Half Dozen ent, in plain case
unmarked. express prepaid. by remitting d to
me Duny Matt WHISKY Co. Kochsstsr. n. Z.
t0 febl7.lydTh
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ELY's CREAM BALM.

CLEANSES THE HAD,
ALLAYS lNFLAMMATION, HEALS THE
REsTOREs TRE SENSES OF TASTE, SMELL.
HBARIN6.
QUICK BELIEF. A POSITIVE CURE.
4 particle 10 applied 70 each nootr1l and n
Agreeable Price 30 cents At druggistS by
mail. rsGtstere6, 60 ctl CirculaIs free.
ArGenuine Ely's Cream Balm for sale at
Cochrsus Drug store l37 and l39 North Queen
st., Lancaster. Pa tuly2SlyoodklYV
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ct. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL.
FOB MAN AND BEAST.


HORsEMEN WHO USE IT:
ny9n: kss ss aai Gsna sgDr: iseAILs
New fork' MY. eral. U. =. Army.
R.: 9 wIrHEEs. ESQ. JAxss C. Dsros. ESQ
FARM Lexington. St Ss 5sssson. ss'so s,ch Il Horses
"a jockey Drop Froprs.or as.l'r i.e,S ss
Club s1's0v- &c: &; Ssfsisss sis, C: n II Ess:
" E.; y, ID 4; ave-. sSrIa: 4: 2 CISCO Cal:
Stables, N. Y. =. L. BENNETT, ESQ
Jos. CAnn SIMPSON. Fhiladeiphis, Ps.
&c Coast sseissd slood horse Eas NJ LEVI, o1... ESQ
Association. rrsst: LcIisvills. KY
iia,e Sec. Ma. joefsy t "; II; sru.1zyAsr Club
Club. Stables. 18th 81. New
CALVIN 4. PRIEST, ESQ,
h sIss Sss sS'sSls'' rass: ass 5sso 5ss Stables
W. H. HoIA BIRD, FsQ Cyaus H. CoIy1x. Eso
San Diego. Cal Co Fine Horses Lsncss
ronnado. Beach Co. ter, Pa.
g. H. MASON. ESQ. En-. c. c. WALLER, Trottina
pire Stables. 18th St. Eeditor Spirit Of hs
New York Times, New York.
NOBLE TuoHrsoS. ESQ. L. S. DREW, ESQ, Prop
s%,s6les: % 1888 broadway American Hotel. Bur.
new iork. lington, Vt.
FoR HoRsss AND CArrLs.-yor Cuts, swellin q,
Brnises; spraiDs, strains, Lsmsness. Stiffness
tions Of the Muscles. Flesh Wounds, stringhalt, I,
Sore Throat, Di:tsmper. Collie, whitlow. Poll
and SPAWN In its early stages. apply ST.
JACOBS OIL In accordance with the dictates OF
onghiy with the hand. or apply piece OF An.
dilute with water. 1t Is especially useful for
footkot In Sheep, promptly. relieving, and
always curing that dangerous disease.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhers.
Price nity cents.
THE CHARLES A. vOGELEK CO., Baltimore,
Nd.
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Gents Spring and Summer Underwear

In Red and " hits Flannel.
Bslbriggsn shirts ana Drawers. 2bc, ssc, Soc.
75c, oltO.
Gents Tourist Flannel shirts.
Gents Narrow Plested Front White Dress
Shirt, el %. Oi.25. tl.J0
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HATS AND GAPS.

Chiidren's summer Sailor HAts &c.
Boys Plain White and Black and White Mixed
Straw Hat sc.
Gents Fine White Dress Straw Hats, SOC.
Gents Soft Felt Pocket Hats, all colOrs, Soc.
Light Colored stin Derby Hats, Oi.0O upwards.
Linen Hats. l5c Thin shop Caps, light or dark
colors, SC and l0c.
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ALLnxrowH \ sp,snGia ~ ftom whieh
70 evolve Domocrasic campaign paAnA

DocToR BArrnN, ssuioe p0ysicien q she
0louCestee innrmary, hao delivered an %.
drsss bssors branch Of the British Medical
association on the subject Of physical sduca.
ton for eirla He boldly advccates boxing
and gives what appear to b very good rsa.
sons for his choice OF very uufeminine
sport Boxing or fencing, he sayA give .
symmetrical development Of the whole body
- do many outdoor sports and they can b
induiged In apart from the gsping crowd
where convenient costumes can b worn.
He insists upon the necessity Of varying
the games and notes In this connection "ths
contracted chest aud the stoop Of the mere
cyolist" Pupils get very tired Of the gymuas
sium and Of the routine OF calisthenics and
he would have at least two Afternoons
week devoted 10 games played In . large
open space whore every girl would be rc.
Quired to wear . costume that would nos
impede her movementA As he recommends
football, cricket, tennis and other games Of
speed and endurance the result OF hid
system would probably be very manly
lot Of young ladieA The doctor appears r
b IN extremist but the general tendency
seems TO be towards moro open air exercts>
for young people Of both sexeA
THE Massachusetts, Legislature hes passet
| Law requiring the appointment Of polic'
matrons In oil the cities In that state havinl
$4,000 inhabitantA The reason for such Law
- this IL evident Woman should hav
woman's care even behind the lookup bars
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-12
Gents Fine Silk Neckwear.

In Four.in Hand, Tecks, Puns and Evening
Dress Bows.
Boys Windsor Ties.